Cunard has announced a new Three for All promotion that launches September 7. The new offer is available on select cruises from May through December of 2019. It applies to all three vessels in the Cunard fleet: Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria. The booking window extends through November 19, 2018.
The new promotion is designed to highlight the line’s Transatlantic Crossings, Caribbean, New England and Canada voyages on Queen Mary 2 and an array of European voyages on Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth.
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The Three for All promotion features free upgrades from Oceanview to Balcony Staterooms. It also includes a free upgrade to and within the Grill Suites. All categories receive free gratuities and a $150 reduced deposit. Additionally, all Grill Suite bookings will receive free drinks.
The offer gives passengers the chance to experience Princess and Queens Grill Suites, known for their personal service. Grills Suites amenities include access to The Grills Lounge and Grills Terrace, a private concierge, and single-seating dining in the Princess or Queens Grill.
Three for All applies to new bookings on select itineraries. Those itineraries include Queen Mary 2’s Special Event Crossings, such as Transatlantic Fashion Week (July 28-August 4, 2019) and Anthony Inglis and The National Symphony Orchestra crossing (September 15-22, 2019).
New England and Canada Voyages featured in the promotion include the Québec to New York sailing (September 8 to September 15, 2019). Guests on the line’s extended New England and Canada voyages on the flagship Queen Mary 2 feature the picturesque ports of Halifax, Saguenay, Sept Iles, Sydney, and Québec City.
Queen Elizabeth’s 12-night Norwegian Explorer Voyage roundtrip from London (departing August 25, 2019) makes a maiden call in the Lofoten Islands, Norway. And, Queen Victoria’s 12-night North Cape Voyage (November 16-28, 2019) features calls in Alesund, Tromsø, Narvik, and Stavanger, Norway. Both are included in the Three for All promotion.
